Innovation of Health is the podcast that gives you the latest in healthcare trends and news. We will share advances in digital technology and breakthroughs in healthcare that eases peoples' way and provide a better healthcare future for all.
Providence has partnered with Microsoft to launch a Clinical Innovation Fellowship. Hear from the first two participating fellows, Arpine Nicholson, Director of Orthopedics & Sports Medicine, and Travis Sewalls, M.D., Humboldt Ministry Chief Medical Officer for St. Joseph Health Eureka and Redwood Memorial Hospital.
Leaders of the Digital Innovation Group discuss the level of the workforce crisis in the healthcare industry and what opportunities might be available with a variety of digital apps, platforms and innovations.
Dr. Amy Compton-Phillips speaks with Dr. Daniel Spoon, specialist in interventional cardiology, about the importance of clinical trials within the Providence Research Network and how those that are performing and participating in the trials are helping to advance the science and research for so many illnesses and diseases. For more information on Providence clinical trials and the Research Network, visit: https://research.providence.org/
Melissa Tizon, VP of National Communication for Providence had a conversation with Sara Vaezy, the new Chief Digital Officer of the Providence Digital Innovation Group. They discuss what she hopes to bring to her new role within DIG, projects they're currently working on and what is on the horizon for the Digital Innovation Group. For more information about DIG, visit: https://www.providence-dig.org/
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We recently sat down with Dr. Ora Gordon, a self-proclaimed preventionist, to learn about Providence investments in genetics and genomics. From the role biomarkers play in creating targeted treatments for individuals to the launch of a study called Geno4ME to sequence the genetic makeup of 5,000 adults in 2021, Dr. Gordon offers an informed glimpse into the future of personalized medicine.
Technology has improved many aspects of health care, perhaps none more than robotic surgery. Rather than open chests with a long recovery time, today's patients experience less tissue trauma, less pain, and shorter hospital stays, helping patients recover quickly. Dr. Alexi Matousek from Providence Spokane Heart Institute discusses advancements that have helped countless patients get back to normal activity faster.
In celebration of Earth Week, Beth Schenk, Executive Director of the Providence Environmental Stewardship team, speaks with a panel of experts on the Providence commitment to the community, not just in our own backyards, but across the globe, to be environmental leaders and stewards and the journey to become carbon negative by 2030.
Mary Renouf speaks with Dr. Per Danielsson about the Hospital at Home program and the advantages it will create for the consumer and the caregiver in the healthcare field.
A panel of experts from Providence discusses the idea of going from Healthcare 1.0, a hospital-centric mentality, and expanding into Healthcare 2.0, which is looking at different factors that affect the overall health of the broader communities, like housing, food availability and wellness, and how they are intertwined, can allow us to make improvements and develop programs that lead towards a healthier environment and community at large.
In today's episode, we discuss Providence Supportive Housing and how housing is fundamental to health. Learn about how housing instability is prevalent throughout the West Coast and Providence's goal of creating and developing workforce housing, or the "missing middle", that would be available to households with median-level incomes that can't afford luxury home prices, but are making an income that prices them out of low-income housing, so good and affordable housing is available to all income levels.
Host Carrie Schonwald of Providence speaks with a panel of guests about a bi-directional partnership to make global health impact through service that honors the leadership, expertise, and goals of communities around the world and works to break down the systemic health and resource inequities that are the global legacy of colonialism. You will hear about a partnership that included Seed Global Health, the University of Malawi College of Medicine, and the Swedish Family Medicine residency program with the primary goals of strengthening access to care and increasing the quality of health services. This partnership has been training and educating Malawi family medicine specialists as they develop the first family medicine training program in Malawi.
In celebration of Earth Week, Beth Schenk, Executive Director of the Providence Environmental Stewardship team, speaks with a panel of student environmental leaders and a teacher from Providence High School about the importance of climate action and becoming an environmental steward to ensure they have a healthy planet as adults.
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Sara Vaezy of the Providence Digital Innovation Group speaks with Sean O'Connor and Derek Streat about the adoption of the access optimization platform: DexCare.
Host Mary Renouf speaks with Dr. Brooke Pearce and Dr. Chelsea Nava of the Dizzy & Vertigo Institute of Los Angeles about their work with dizziness, vertigo and dizzy-related symptoms. They explain the differences and treatments and how many people who have been suffering with these symptoms can live an asymptomatic life again once they receive the right treatment.
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